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Frequently Asked Questions

Find answers about classroom policies, learner permits, drive-time scheduling, road tests, cancellations, payments, and refunds at Asian Driving School Plano.

Teen Classroom and Driving Policies — Ages 15–17

The teen driver education program includes 32 hours of classroom instruction, 7 hours of behind-the-wheel driving, and 7 hours of in-car observation.

Each classroom session is approximately two hours. Depending on the available schedule, students may enroll in a three-week or four-week classroom program.

Behind-the-wheel training includes seven two-hour sessions:

  • One hour of driving
  • One hour of observation

Students must bring their original, valid learner permit to every driving lesson. Students with a corrective-lens restriction must wear their glasses or contact lenses.

Students generally have 180 days from the first classroom date to complete classroom instruction, make-up classes, and drive times. Additional fees may apply when a contract extension is required.
How Do I Schedule My Road Test?

Asian Driving School Plano provides DPS-authorized road testing for eligible teens and adults. Students from online courses, parent-taught programs, and other approved driving schools may also schedule a road test when they meet the required eligibility conditions.

  1. Visit our Road Test scheduling page .
  2. Review all eligibility and document requirements.
  3. Select the Plano location and Road Test service.
  4. Add vehicle rental when you need to use a driving-school vehicle.
  5. Select an available date and appointment time.
  6. Create an account or sign in to complete your reservation.

Bring all required original documents. Missing or expired documents may prevent the test from being administered.

What Should I Bring to Class?
  • Pen and paper for notes and classroom assignments
  • Any outstanding tuition payment
  • Required registration documents
  • A valid photo ID when applicable

Please arrive approximately 20 minutes early on the first day when enrollment paperwork has not already been completed.

How Do Teens Ages 15–17 Obtain a Learner Permit?

Teen students may normally apply for a learner license after completing the first six hours of an approved driver education classroom course and meeting the applicable age requirements.

Commonly required documents include:

  • Original or certified birth certificate, valid U.S. passport, or acceptable immigration documentation
  • Original Social Security card, when required
  • Valid Verification of Enrollment, or VOE, form
  • DE-964 certificate provided by the driving school
  • Two acceptable proofs of Texas residency
  • Proof of the parent or guardian’s relationship to the student
  • Applicable DPS application fee

A parent or legal guardian may also be required to accompany the student and sign the Texas Residency Affidavit.

DPS document requirements and fees may change. Confirm current requirements with the Texas Department of Public Safety before your appointment.
How Do Adults Ages 18 and Older Obtain a Learner Permit?

Adults must complete the driver education requirements that apply to their age and licensing situation before applying through the Texas Department of Public Safety.

Documents may include:

  • Proof of identity and lawful presence
  • Social Security documentation, when required
  • Two proofs of Texas residency
  • Driver education completion certificate
  • Completed DPS application
  • Applicable DPS fee

Adults who completed an approved six-hour adult driver education course should bring the completion certificate issued by the course provider.

How Does Drive-Time Scheduling Work for Teens?
  1. Open the Drive-Time Account Setup page.
  2. Complete the required account setup steps.
  3. Select the correct Asian Driving School location.
  4. Wait for the school to approve the scheduling account.
  5. Sign in and select an available lesson.

Plano drive-time schedules generally open on the final day of each month at 5:00 PM. Additional appointments may be released throughout the month.

Students should arrive at least five minutes early with their original, valid learner permit.

How Does Drive-Time Scheduling Work for Adults?

Adult students can schedule driving lessons through the school’s online scheduling system after their account and enrollment have been approved.

  1. Create or access your drive-time scheduling account.
  2. Select Asian Driving School Plano as your location.
  3. Choose the appropriate adult driving lesson service.
  4. Select an available date and time.
  5. Review the appointment details before confirming.

Bring your original learner permit or other required driving authorization to every lesson.

What Is the Driving Lesson Cancellation Policy?

Each scheduled lesson reserves a vehicle and instructor. To cancel or reschedule, sign in to your drive-time account and make the change at least 24 hours before the appointment.

Late cancellations and missed appointments may result in a no-show or cancellation fee. The applicable fee will be based on your enrollment agreement and the service booked.

How Do Classroom Make-Up Sessions Work?

Students must make up every missed classroom lesson. The missed lesson should be completed when the same lesson number is offered during a future class.

For example, a student who misses Lesson 6 must attend Lesson 6 during another scheduled class session.

Visit the Make-Up Class Schedule to review available dates.

All classroom instruction, make-up lessons, and behind-the-wheel requirements must be completed within the student’s contract period.

How Can I Complete My Drive Times Faster?

Students who need to complete their driving requirements more quickly may ask about Asian Driving School Plano’s expedited or Fast Track scheduling option.

Availability depends on instructor schedules, vehicle availability, student flexibility, and timely attendance. Additional service and missed-lesson fees may apply.

Contact the school before purchasing the service to confirm the current fee and estimated scheduling availability.

What Is the Refund Policy for Classes or Driving Lessons?

Refunds are calculated according to the instruction and services received through the student’s effective withdrawal or termination date.

The effective date is generally the earliest of:

  • The student’s final date of attendance
  • The date the school receives written withdrawal notice
  • The date the student is terminated by the school

When tuition was collected before attendance began, the school may retain an administrative fee permitted by the enrollment agreement. Any eligible remaining refund will be based on classroom and behind-the-wheel services not received.

A full refund may be issued when:

  • The applicant is not accepted by the school
  • The school cancels the course
  • Enrollment resulted from a material misrepresentation by the school

Approved refunds are generally processed within 30 days of the effective termination date.

Road Test Requirements for Teens Ages 16–20

Teen road-test applicants must satisfy all age, permit-holding, driver-education, and supervised-driving requirements applicable to their licensing program.

Required items may include:

  • Original, valid learner license
  • Driver education completion certificate
  • Required supervised-driving log
  • Completed Impact Texas Teen Drivers certificate
  • Proof of insurance for the testing vehicle
  • Vehicle registration and valid license plates
  • Parent or guardian documentation when applicable

Review the complete document checklist before scheduling because requirements can differ based on the student’s driver education program.

Road Test Requirements for Adults Ages 18 and Older

Adult applicants must bring all documents required for their specific licensing situation. Requirements may differ based on age, permit status, previous licensing history, and the driver education program completed.

Commonly required documents include:

  • Original learner permit or restricted license
  • Adult driver education certificate, when applicable
  • Impact Texas Adult Drivers completion certificate
  • Proof of vehicle insurance
  • Valid vehicle registration
  • Road-test appointment confirmation
What Is the Road Test Cancellation or Rescheduling Policy?

Road-test appointments reserve an examiner and testing time. Cancellation, rescheduling, late-arrival, and no-show charges may apply according to the terms displayed during booking.

Review your appointment confirmation for the required notice period. Road-test and vehicle-rental fees may be non-refundable when the applicant cancels late, fails to attend, arrives without required documents, or is otherwise ineligible to test.

What Payment Methods Are Accepted?

Asian Driving School Plano accepts:

  • Cash
  • Zelles
  • Major credit or debit cards

A processing fee may apply to card payments. Promotional prices may require payment in full at registration.

When an installment plan is approved, payments must be completed according to the dates listed in the enrollment agreement. Late fees or restrictions on attendance may apply to overdue balances.

What Is the Impact Texas Drivers Requirement?

Eligible applicants must complete the appropriate Impact Texas Drivers program before taking the driving skills examination.

  • ITTD: Impact Texas Teen Drivers for students who completed a teen driver education program.
  • ITAD: Impact Texas Adult Drivers for applicants who completed adult driver education or obtained a permit through DPS.

Bring the valid completion certificate to your road-test appointment. An expired or incorrect certificate may prevent you from testing.

What Is a Verification of Enrollment Form?

A Verification of Enrollment, or VOE, is issued by the student’s school and confirms the student’s enrollment and attendance status. It is generally requested from the school’s administrative or front office.

The form is valid for a limited period. Students applying during the summer should obtain guidance from their school before the academic year ends.

What Is Asian Driving School Plano’s License Number?

Asian Driving School Plano’s official school license number is C3428A.

Our Mission

Asian Driving School Plano is committed to providing professional, patient, and safety-focused driver education. We prepare every student to understand traffic laws, recognize road hazards, make responsible decisions, and operate a vehicle confidently and safely.

Our Vision

Our vision is to develop knowledgeable, confident, and responsible drivers who contribute to safer roads throughout Plano and the State of Texas. We strive to make quality driver education accessible, practical, and effective for every student.

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Our Packages

POPULAR

Teenagers Take Under-18 Road Test

$7500

Road Test for Adults – 18 and Older

$8000

Same-Day and Walk-In Road Tests for Teens (Under 18)

$8000

Adults (18+) can take a same-day, walk-in road test

POPULAR

$8000

URGENT ROAD TEST ALL AGES

$8500

Second Attempt at the Same-Day Road Test for All Ages

$5000

Essential Testing Package (Most Popular)

POPULAR

$16900

20-Minute Mock Test and Pre-Test, including a Road Test

$15000

URGENT ROAD TEST ALL AGES

$8500

Second Attempt at the Same-Day Road Test for All Ages

$5000

Take a 20-minute practice/mock test, followed by a pre-test and a road test

POPULAR

$14000

20-Minute Mock Test and Pre-Test, including a Road Test

$15000

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